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Alaskan
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Another one from a few weeks back
Alaskan's Life
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Mini Horses
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But, @CrealCritter the parcel you were discussing -- as I remember -- was in the REAL outback. No roads, stores, etc. Even your adventurous DW said she wasn't moving there!!! 
Alaskan lives in the middle of town, in comparison.
While that moose has some majesty to behold, I'll bet that's total garden destruction given a couple hours of graze. The landscape is beautiful.
Alaskan lives in the middle of town, in comparison. While that moose has some majesty to behold, I'll bet that's total garden destruction given a couple hours of graze. The landscape is beautiful.
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Alaskan
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Yes, gardens need to be fenced... but they leave potatoes and my flower beds alone.But, @CrealCritter the parcel you were discussing -- as I remember -- was in the REAL outback. No roads, stores, etc. Even your adventurous DW said she wasn't moving there!!!
While that moose has some majesty to behold, I'll bet that's total garden destruction given a couple hours of graze. The landscape is beautiful.
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Alaskan
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Unsettling a bit.....
Air sirens keep sounding off...
Tsunami expected at 1am... so they aren't going to go quiet any time soon (10:44 now).
We (the town) are far enough away though... so hopefully there will not be any damage... probably a baby tsunami, maybe even nothing.
(And since I am at 1,300 feet elevation, I am fine).
Not so sure about those close to the epicenter though..... it was an 8.1 and right up against the Alaska Peninsula.
Oh blast... I still have 2 kids working in town... I wonder if they get to close up and come home now....... probably... and lots of time too.....
So... I took some photos:
Air sirens keep sounding off...
Tsunami expected at 1am... so they aren't going to go quiet any time soon (10:44 now).
We (the town) are far enough away though... so hopefully there will not be any damage... probably a baby tsunami, maybe even nothing.
(And since I am at 1,300 feet elevation, I am fine).
Not so sure about those close to the epicenter though..... it was an 8.1 and right up against the Alaska Peninsula.
Oh blast... I still have 2 kids working in town... I wonder if they get to close up and come home now....... probably... and lots of time too.....
So... I took some photos:
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Both kids safe... going to bed....
Lazy Gardener
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Beautiful landscape. Glad you and family are all safe. What about those close to epicenter??
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Alaskan
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Yep.... all good.
Much ado about nothing.
Even the places close to the epicenter didn't get any exciting tsunamis.
Might have helped that even though it was a big quake, and it was a long one, it was nice soft rolls..... no jolts
Much ado about nothing.
Even the places close to the epicenter didn't get any exciting tsunamis.
Might have helped that even though it was a big quake, and it was a long one, it was nice soft rolls..... no jolts
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Alaskan
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Random photos.
Group chick shot. Chamois colored Spitz, 7 of them
My favorite chick
Bantam Wheaten Ameraucana
Group chick shot. Chamois colored Spitz, 7 of them
My favorite chick
Bantam Wheaten Ameraucana
Lazy Gardener
Super Self-Sufficient
Banty roos are POW material.
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Alaskan
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Chicks in a bucket
